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He did the same thing regarding his club situation. Not sure why he is going this to himself. He can’t make a decision for the life of him. He doesn’t have the warrior spirit lol he doesn’t want to succeed as much as we want him to. I am pretty sure he will stay close to this family and not go to any other club and just waste his time! Wish Mahdavikia helped him make decision as a manager
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Rezaian is basically just a douche bag. Can’t stand the guy, even though he was one our best players his antics just took away his great play for me.Originally posted by Keano View PostReality check is a must. Otherwise you’re living in your fantasy bubble. Do your best and try to progress and outplay players like Ronaldo on the pitch not on TV in front of camera.
I think Zlatan has always been the cockiest and most self centric footballer ever. But certainly rightfully and deservedly so. He has proven his worth on the pitch and he may brag about his excellence of the pitch as well.
Too much overconfidence and cockiness will eventually become your biggest obstacle in anything you do and plan to achieve. [emoji846]
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Reality check is a must. Otherwise you’re living in your fantasy bubble. Do your best and try to progress and outplay players like Ronaldo on the pitch not on TV in front of camera.Originally posted by Hoorad View PostIt's true, this is the attitude the players need! Not the BS inferiority complex fans do. Playing with confidence goes a long way. Why you don't like him saying that?
I think Zlatan has always been the cockiest and most self centric footballer ever. But certainly rightfully and deservedly so. He has proven his worth on the pitch and he may brag about his excellence of the pitch as well.
Too much overconfidence and cockiness will eventually become your biggest obstacle in anything you do and plan to achieve. [emoji846]
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I actually thought that Ferdowsipour was provoking him.Originally posted by Keano View PostWasn’t sure where I could post this, and didn’t wanna open a new thread either. So I just finished watching Rezaeian’s interview on 2018 show. He comes across as an immature and overly sensitive player which often can be a trouble maker in any team.
I can picture him as the next TM “quitter” should fans pick on him too. Very insecure and also somewhat cocky for someone who barely picked up his football career at the age of 28.
I may be a little too harsh on the poor guy, but he is so much into haashiye and unimportant issues than the actual football seems like.
Him saying I like to constantly get into verbal arguments with the opponent’s players trying to distract them... and also his comment “be bacheha hamishe migam mage ma chimoon az team haaye bozorg kamtare? Ma ham eyne Ronaldo va baghiye 2 ta pa va 2 ta dast daarim...”
I was like nigga serioously?
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Oh forgot to mention that I thoroughly enjoyed watching ARJ and Omid Ebrahimi’s interviews. Gentlemanlike and down to earth for their caliber of a player.
Rezaeian needs to get humbled playing in European clubs.
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It's true, this is the attitude the players need! Not the BS inferiority complex fans do. Playing with confidence goes a long way. Why you don't like him saying that?Originally posted by Keano View PostWasn’t sure where I could post this, and didn’t wanna open a new thread either. So I just finished watching Rezaeian’s interview on 2018 show. He comes across as an immature and overly sensitive player which often can be a trouble maker in any team.
I can picture him as the next TM “quitter” should fans pick on him too. Very insecure and also somewhat cocky for someone who barely picked up his football career at the age of 28.
I may be a little too harsh on the poor guy, but he is so much into haashiye and unimportant issues than the actual football seems like.
Him saying I like to constantly get into verbal arguments with the opponent’s players trying to distract them... and also his comment “be bacheha hamishe migam mage ma chimoon az team haaye bozorg kamtare? Ma ham eyne Ronaldo va baghiye 2 ta pa va 2 ta dast daarim...”
I was like nigga serioously?
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Wasn’t sure where I could post this, and didn’t wanna open a new thread either. So I just finished watching Rezaeian’s interview on 2018 show. He comes across as an immature and overly sensitive player which often can be a trouble maker in any team.
I can picture him as the next TM “quitter” should fans pick on him too. Very insecure and also somewhat cocky for someone who barely picked up his football career at the age of 28.
I may be a little too harsh on the poor guy, but he is so much into haashiye and unimportant issues than the actual football seems like.
Him saying I like to constantly get into verbal arguments with the opponent’s players trying to distract them... and also his comment “be bacheha hamishe migam mage ma chimoon az team haaye bozorg kamtare? Ma ham eyne Ronaldo va baghiye 2 ta pa va 2 ta dast daarim...”
I was like nigga serioously?
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So only Gucci retired, right? Azmoun came back after his drama stunt?
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Khoda in mellate baddahane Irano Shafa bedeOriginally posted by BacheLot View Postkhoda shaffaa bede een bacharo ..!! or should i say bacheNanaroo??
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khoda shaffaa bede een bacharo ..!! or should i say bacheNanaroo??
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Originally posted by Babak agha View PostThis here is exactly what's wrong with our players and athletes: they are not professional. They're too emotional and don't have the win or die mentality that top athletes these days have.
How often do you hear our athletes say: be omide khoda, ba komake doaye mardom or even worse like what ARJ is repeating multiple times that their goal is to make people happy. and BS like that. Even if it's just saying it because it's our "culture" and not believing in it, it still impacts you subconsciously.
Making people happy (who f-ing cares, I don't go to work to make people happy) is a side product and should not be your goal and motivation. Being the best and winning should be the only thing that matters to you, over people, over your popularity, over your family, over everything. Yes it's cold but that's what makes the great athletes great.
If people's perception important to you then yes you'll be like Azmoun and Karimi and it will affect you and your success. Part of being a professional athlete is to have a win or die mentality and a tunnel vision. Forget about everything else, be the best you can be no matter what. You think Ronaldo cares what people think about him and you think that his goal is to make people happy?Where does he say he doesn't do that in the field as well? Why can't it be both?Originally posted by parisian homie View PostYeah it's that Islam-loser mentality and that khodaya shokri mentality that is killing Iranians, not just in football, but in all domains.
This is false psychoanalysis of the worst order Iranians love pulling.
ARJ is the definition of a professional.
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Originally posted by Adesor Vafaseya View Postour own PELE (yes I have theory he is Iranian from Ahvaz
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Don't you try to steal Abadan's greatest player now
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Yeah it's that Islam-loser mentality and that khodaya shokri mentality that is killing Iranians, not just in football, but in all domains.Originally posted by Babak agha View PostThis here is exactly what's wrong with our players and athletes: they are not professional. They're too emotional and don't have the win or die mentality that top athletes these days have.
How often do you hear our athletes say: be omide khoda, ba komake doaye mardom or even worse like what ARJ is repeating multiple times that their goal is to make people happy. and BS like that. Even if it's just saying it because it's our "culture" and not believing in it, it still impacts you subconsciously.
Making people happy (who f-ing cares, I don't go to work to make people happy) is a side product and should not be your goal and motivation. Being the best and winning should be the only thing that matters to you, over people, over your popularity, over your family, over everything. Yes it's cold but that's what makes the great athletes great.
If people's perception important to you then yes you'll be like Azmoun and Karimi and it will affect you and your success. Part of being a professional athlete is to have a win or die mentality and a tunnel vision. Forget about everything else, be the best you can be no matter what. You think Ronaldo cares what people think about him and you think that his goal is to make people happy?
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